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Final Theory, a novel by Mark Alpert, is noted for being a fun and clever read. Readers find it entertaining, with one individual sharing that they finished the book in a single weekend despite distractions from a young child. The book's cover also captures the interest of children, adding to its appeal.
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Has anyone read Final Theory: a Novel by Scientific American editor Mark Alpert?
 
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I have. I thought it was a fun and clever read.
 
Doc Al said:
I have. I thought it was a fun and clever read.

Yes, I thought it was very entertaining. I started reading it on Friday night and, despite the best efforts at distraction by my two-year-old daughter, finished Saturday afternoon. She likes it too; she picks up the book and rotates it while looking at the picture on the front jacket.
 

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